into the family garage on thursday. all five dogs have been euthanized. >> u.s. copy right office does bad cards to apple and cell phone carriers today giving aproveal to practice that's were once illegal. and interest there is details of fash-reaching changes for consumers. >> it's a major upset for apple. the copy right office ruled its okay for iphone users to modify phones. once done, iphones won't be restricted to running applications down loaded from apple. >> there is allowing other companies to compete. it's a good thing. and bad for apple. of course. >> jail breaking carries risks requiring coding to be changed in systems. and engineers say it's not easy for amateurs oo. you can see jail break not everyone will be willing to do that. >> in fact, apple issued a warning jail breaking with cause the iphone to become unstable. the associate director of the project sees benefits for consumers and app developer autos they can market these new apps and you know, generate more ideas and get them out there. that consumers can use them without a fear they're violating copy right law to do so. >>

organize, to defend the rights of my grants. we organize u.s. citizens. so that they vote. he's going to be a huge target. >> the demonstrators fear it means people arrested for small infractions will be deported and children, left behind. law student says she saw this firsthand working in a ventura county law office. >> their families just must be heart broken. it's something like you know like a traffic infraction or something like that that is so little could just shatter families life in an instant. >> the executive director of alliance for a sustainable usa supports fcom saying it's time to control immigration. >> american taxpayers should not be paying for social services because illegal families. >> brown's san francisco office did promise to pass on the contact information saying maybe a face-to-face meeting could be arranged. and we did call hoiz sacramento office today for comment on the events and just have not yet heard back. in san francisco abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and a group gathered in pleasanton this evening to protest ruling that overturned a toughest part of th

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have never tested food for petroleum before. and there is now $140,000 from the u.s. food and drug administration. >> this is looking for an after yeah of toxic chemicals. >> this is about two dozen. >> some of those have potential to cause cancer in humans this, is one of eight that will be testing seafood pulled from oily waters to give consumers as far as california confidence in what comes from the gulf. >> i think that californians consume gulf shrimp and oysters. >> this lab will have equipment in place in case there is this anywhere else in the country. >> there is some important change as head for u.s. financial system. the measure clamps down on lending and creates a new agency to protect consumers. and this gives new powers to break up companies that threaten the question kme. the president says it will bring security to families and businesses. >> because of this reform the american people will never be asked to foot the bill for wall street mistakes. there will be no taxpayer funded bailouts. period. >> some argue it's too heavy handed. >> there is a is a bill widely su

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it on tv. >> oakland police are looking for a motive in the shooting death of a man living in the u.s., trying to make life better for his family in the philippines. investigators say the 53-year-old was returning from work at kaiser when someone shot him around 1:30. it happened outside of his home on east 15th avenue. neighbors say they're understandably worried. >> knowing someone die add cross street means a bullet could have came into my house. this puts me, my family into danger. i don't know. i just don't feel save here, anymore. >> what is scary is that it's similar to one last sunday when a virginia man in town for a job interview was shot and killed. police believe that case involved gang members and that robbery was motive. investigators want to talk to two people seen in this surveillance video taken just before the shooting. >> another black eye for san francisco's embattled crime lab. an official says a $140,000 machine that could be used to eliminate the last dna back dog sat idle for six years. tonight explaining why this isn't being used. >> there is two of them. foun

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president obama says he wants to make it clear that sarah, shane and josh had never worked for the u.s. government, and they're simply open-minded and adventurous young people. >> in washington today house approved a bill toughening safety standards for off shore oil drilling and removes a $75 million liability limit on spills. in the gulf bp says it's time to start scaling back and announce layoffs of 16,000 workers, some of whom have been making $1500 a day. and bp says there isn't much oil out there to clean up it was a blight. no oil was seen. i don't know how they took that flight buchl they must have bobbed and weaved around the oil there. is oil all over. >> some fishermen returned to work today after the government reopened an area east of the mississippi and deemed seafood there save to eat. and there is is whf crews found saidn't at the bottom of well autos officials in oregon says former vice president al gore will not be prosecuted over allegations made by a hotel massuese claiming mr. gore groped and assaulted her four years ago. he denies charges. and twice detectived dec

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